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While some of us are still struggling to find our way around Twitter, there is another social media platform that we might have to get on and get the hang of. With the “Swadeshi social network” site Tooter creating a buzz online, ‘Made In India’ believers have found a homegrown alternative to Twitter.
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The website which looks a lot like its rival in terms of the UI and UX, it comes with a conch shell logo as opposed to Twitter’s birdie. Now while the app itself has made people curious, others are intrigued by the website’s claim that it has been created to support 'free speech'. Tooter also says that all efforts will be made to ensure that the platform "does not punish users for exercising their god-given right to speak freely."

Well, only time will tell if that comes to pass, but if there’s one thing that people have found interesting is the fact that some of India’s biggest celebs and public figures already seem to have their accounts on Tooter and here are the ones you can follow right now.
1. Narendra Modi © Tooter
2. Deepika Padukone © Tooter
3. Virat Kohli © Tooter
4. Akshay Kumar © Tooter
5. Amitabh Bachchan © Tooter
6. Karan Johar © Tooter
7. Rahul Gandhi © Tooter
8. Shah Rukh Khan © Tooter
9. Salman Khan © Tooter
10. Amit Shah © Tooter

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Indian-Origin MP In New Zealand Took Oath In Sanskrit & People Are Divided Over It

By ADMIN, November 25, 2020

People have differing opinions about everything and when it comes to something like Sanskrit, we already know people have some strong opposing viewpoints about it.
Recently, Gaurav Sharma, an Indian-origin doctor who hails from Himachal Pradesh, was elected as a member of the New Zealand Parliament.
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While a great thing already, the online debate started because he took oath in Sanskrit.

History Made: New Zealand Member of Parliament (MP) Dr Gaurav Sharma @gmsharmanz takes oath in Sanskrit. Sharma hails from India's Himachal Pradesh. pic.twitter.com/a4qnGw4WBf
— Sidhant Sibal (@sidhant) November 25, 2020
A lot of people questioned his choice of the language when Sanskrit perpetuates "religious oppression & caste superiority". A journalist from New Zealand directly questioned him on Twitter.
How is it that new Labour MP is sworn in at New Zealand Parliament using a language of religious oppression & caste superiority? Sanskrit is mark of Hindutva - mark of fundamentalism. What of Labour's working class values or is @gmsharmanz a token?@Gaurav Sharma pic.twitter.com/gL3cTXZ9Qx
— Michael Field (@MichaelFieldNZ) November 25, 2020 Explaining his reasoning behind it, Gaurav said-
2) I studied Sanskrit at a small school in a rural part of India where it is a compulsory part of education curriculum for every student, not just one class or culture
— Dr Gaurav Sharma MP (@gmsharmanz) November 25, 20203) If you do want to talk about oppression and class divide, a bit ironical that your mother tongue and your tweet is in English. Colonialism...
— Dr Gaurav Sharma MP (@gmsharmanz) November 25, 2020 Lastly, here's why he didn't choose Hindi over Sanskrit.
To be honest I did think of that, but then there was the question of doing it in Pahari (my first language) or Punjabi. Hard to keep everyone happy. Sanskrit made sense as it pays homage to all the Indian languages (including the many I can’t speak) https://t.co/q1A3eb27z3
— Dr Gaurav Sharma MP (@gmsharmanz) November 25, 2020 While these two men calmly sorted out their doubts and issues, people on Twitter have a lot of questions as well.
Absolute BS. What is the need to take oath in a language that no one uses for formal communication?
— Rajesh Raj (@QrajeshR) November 25, 2020 Hm.
Mandir NZ mein he banega
— Salman (@salmanaly24) November 25, 2020 And, the reality.
Bhakts are feeling proud that a Parlamentarian of Indian origin took Oath in Sanskrit in New Zealand. Meanwhile in India, Municipal Corporator Musharraf Husain was assaulted for taking oath in Urdu and Police had booked him for “malicious intent of outraging religious sentiment”
— Joy (@Joydas) November 25, 2020 Okay then.
Sanskrit in the New Zealand Parliament. Nice touch. https://t.co/bjkNquYzeW
— Aashish Chandorkar (@c_aashish) November 25, 2020 This is pretty diverse and cool.
We had 12 languages spoken by MPs in the Commission Opening of Parliament today, including English, Te reo Māori, Mandarin, Samoan, Tongan, Rotuman, Korean, Dutch, Cantonese, Arabic, Sanskrit and Cook Islands Māori. https://t.co/2VuQC2lqPF
— NZ Parliament (@NZParliament) November 25, 2020 Uhh.
The one who work for their language and nation.
Faltu ka gyan nahi pelte nukkdon par.. https://t.co/z9OOBqENRn
— NRatan (@Deepak14296046) November 25, 2020 Okay.
Oh my God. Upper Caste’s fascist bigoted Hindu Vadi RSS ideology now has spread its cancerous infection in NZ also.

Let’s start campaign.. किसे के बाप का न्यूज़ीलैंड थोड़े हैं। https://t.co/QOKHgR6XSV
— Urban Sadhu (@urbansadhu_) November 25, 2020 Interesting.
Such a liberal society and open-minded people unlike us where a muslim professor of BHU was forced to resign for being too good in Sanskrit. https://t.co/gWb5vr1Of9
— Rajat (@rsrajat365) November 25, 2020 Wow.
Yeah. This guy Sidhant is happy that this dude Gaurav has taken oath in Sanskrit language.

Well he swore about allegiance towards “Queen Elizabeth”.

Why is Sidhant Happy?

Some Indians have very low IQ.

🤣🤣

What kind of fool feels happy to declare that he is a slave!! https://t.co/HjskZ1nt91
— Sandbags (@odradesh) November 25, 2020 But, at least some people are happy.
Proud moment for india as well as for Himachal pradesh https://t.co/NUvonbI1GQ
— Manuj Nandan Sharma (@ManujNandan) November 25, 2020
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Looks Like The New PUBG Mobile Game Will Come To Android Phones Before iPhones

By ADMIN, November 25, 2020

Ever since PUBG Mobile announced its comeback in India, people have been super hyped for the game. We still don't have any solid info from the official sources, but it looks like the game is coming soon. In fact, if the new reports are something to go by then it looks like the game will first come to Andriod phones.
Yes, a few reports online suggest that the new version of PUBG Mobile for Indian users could be released for Android users first. We don't have an official word on this yet but it looks like the iOS version will be available on iOS a few days later.
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As for the Android version of the game, some people claim that the PUBG Mobile's website will have two buttons out of which one will redirect to the Play Store and the other will allow the users to download the APK. That being said, we don't see any of the links right now on the website.
The game was rumored to come out on November 20 but that clearly didn't happen and we're still waiting for it. PUBG Corp is definitely making headway into the launch considering how they have promo videos and clips already up on social media.
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Whenever this new version of the game comes out it's worth pointing out that it'll have some India-specific customized content. It'll have a virtual simulation training ground, clothed characters from the start, green hit effects, and more.

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Wife Puts Husband In A Cage & Throws Him In A River After He Was Caught Cheating On Her

By ADMIN, November 25, 2020

In another episode of ‘bizarre incidents’ – a Chinese woman decided to penalize her husband after she found out that he cheated on her. According to Mail Online, she caught her husband half-naked in bed with another woman.
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So, she decided to tie him in a cage and throw him into a river. This incident took place in Maoming city which is located in Southwestern and was caught on camera by Chinese media. The half-naked husband was shocked when a few men entered his room and caught him with his mistress.

The men tied him in a bamboo cage and carried him out of the building and then just dropped him in a nearby river. However, he was taken out of the water-body.
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Later, the man was taken to the hospital and it was found out that didn’t undergo any major injuries. Also, the local cops soon caught the men who were involved with the incident and the authorities termed it as ‘romantic disputes’.

Also, this bizarre way of punishing people is known as ‘dip in a pig cage’ and was practiced by ancient Chinese to punish people for the crime of adultery. At that time, whosoever underwent this punishment was strapped to the cage tightly so he or she couldn’t escape and was left to die in the drowning water.
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Well, we can’t deny that cheating on your partner breaks them from within but then nobody should take the law into their own hands. What do you think? Let us know in the comments section below.

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